What selections do you play when showing off your system to others?
I find that when I'm having someone listen to my system that I usually play the same 4 or 5 selections. I tend to lean towards vocals and acoustic presentations. Mine are as follows:
Hold That Line- Tedeschi Trucks Band
Roadhouse and Automobiles- Chris Jones
The Hunter- Jennifer Warnes
River Blues- Eric Bibb
Flight of the Hippo- Bela Fleck and the Flecktones
It's All in the Game- Merle Haggard
Your Bright Baby Blues- Jackson Browne
What are yours?
It's fascinating what others listen to. I like to look over people's music collections. Once ear opening electronic music. Vy experimental. Vy weird. Planets Mehta LA Phil. 1st track Mars they will feel they're being invaded. And it will sound familiar cuz of being used as a soundtrack on many a video. |
Tiger Prowl - Cualli (electronic show-off music) Battle for Dawn - Brand X Music (epic cinematic music) In Deep and Wooded Forest of My Youth - Xanthochroid Sad But True - Metallica (for the drums, which were recorded in a very unique way) The Last Samurai soundtrack - Hans Zimmer I Can't Make You Love Me - Bonnie Raitt (for vocals) Steamer Lane Breakdown - Doobie Brothers (for acoustic instruments) |
@andynotadam , would that be the live at Paris recording of "A Case Of You"/Diana Krall or the studio recording? |
Great thread. Here are my current digital choices, all served in high res: Sarasate: Carmen Fantasy, Op. 25: 4 Moderato - Anne-Sophie Mutter - Carmen - Fantasie Lay Lady Lay - Cassandra Wilson - Glamored Horizontal Blue - David Piltch - Take One Ocean Wide, Canyon Deep - Jacob Collier, Laura Mvula, Metropole Orkest, Jules Buckley - Djesse Vol. 1 The Spot - Mickey Hart - Planet Drum Siren Singing - Yello, Fifi Rong - Point Analog is for another post. kn
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